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Stream HD Audio Between Your Devices in Real-Time
Whether you’re printing a mix to share with a remote collaborator or simply want to test your mix on another set of speakers or device, LISTENTO makes it easy for you to experience high quality audio, with ease and precision.
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Make your DAW a remote online recording studio
In today’s fast-paced world, recording audio remotely is often preferable to doing so in-person. However, while most people rely on a DAW to record, edit and process audio on their computers, this doesn’t allow them to collaboratively stream and receive high quality audio in real-time.
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What audio quality settings are right for you?
Did you know that LISTENTO allows you to transmit with either ACC, PCM, or most recently, the OPUS Codec?
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Getting Started with Web Transmitter
Web Transmitter is essentially a stripped back, browser based version of LISTENTO allowing you to stream HQ, lossless audio in realtime to collaborators from your browser with as little as 0.1s of latency.
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#TheMakingOf | Former Blondes – ‘Pretty Little Thing’ | Matthew Genovese
In this instalment of #TheMakingOf, we explore how upcoming single ‘Pretty Little Thing’ came to be, taking a tour of Matt Genovese’s makeshift echo chamber in the process.
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WATCH: “If 10k people sing it back to you, I’ve done my job” | !llmind | #TilYouMakeIt
Leadership, confidence, understanding, and most importantly, musical talent, are all must-have qualities for a producer.
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Cutting Vinyl at Abbey Road Studios: The Neumann VMS Cutting Lathes
Abbey Road has been cutting discs on-site since legendary engineer Alan Blumlein invented the custom cutting head in 1931.
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Full Panel Round-Up | Is Remote Collaboration The Future of Music Production? | AES Convention 2022
For those who may have missed our panel at the AES Convention in New York, fear not. We’ve compiled our highlights from the discussion, including quotes from our panelists, along with the concluding points from each panelist.
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Abbey Road Studios: The King’s Microphones
You may have seen the film The King’s Speech, but did you know that the microphones used in the film weren’t just props, but in fact the exact same ones originally designed for the Royal Family and part of Abbey Road’s collection of over 800 microphones?
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The Gear Behind Abbey Road Studios: EMI TG12410 Console
The focal point of Abbey Road’s mastering rooms is the EMI TG12410 console. The first solid-state consoles to be designed within EMI, they were custom built by EMI’s research department in Hayes, Middlesex, beginning in the late ‘60s.